8 years ago
A lot of times I have settings in my Vimrc that are specific to the current machine that I am working on. It could be information regarding the Spell file
, Proxy information
, or the TMP directory
settings etc. And so its better to have a local vimrc with the machine specific settings and your main vimrc
with the rest of your settings can directly be used in other machines without any changes.
So to use a local vimrc, just create a file .vimrc.local
or .lvimrc
in your home directory and put those local settings in that file. You can source those settings from your Vimrc
as follows
if filereadable(glob("~/.vimrc.local")) source ~/.vimrc.local endif
Sérgio Luiz Araújo Silva 7 years ago
Nice use of glob, great to see how it works!